Disaster Aid Expanding in Ian’s Aftermath
Pres. Biden declared a major disaster in 13 Fla. counties so far. Floridians can apply for help from FEMA, which might also help offset insurance deductibles.
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Pres. Biden declared a major disaster in 13 Fla. counties so far. Floridians can apply for help from FEMA, which might also help offset insurance deductibles.
On Thursday, Fitch Ratings estimated that the total insured losses from Hurricane Ian’s trek across Fla. will be somewhere between $25B and $40B.
Here’s a list of most Fla. insurance companies – their websites, phone numbers and any other pertinent post-disaster information.
An emergency order bans Fla. property insurers from dropping customers for the next two months as the state cleans up after Hurricane Ian’s visit.
Some Fla. counties have been identifying corporate ownership in RE sales, but FinCEN will now fight money laundering by creating a U.S. corporation-ownership database.
Calling on-time rent payments a good indicator of reliability, the FHA commissioner says first-time buyers may be able to include them for loan consideration.
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April is Fair Housing Month and we are committed to fair housing for all!
Real estate professionals and consumers depend on strong fair housing laws and practices for our
communities and economy to thrive. Discrimination distorts the housing market and closes the door on the American dream of homeownership for qualified buyers. As REALTORS, we advance our commitment to fair housing through policy advocacy, innovative programming, and legal guidance.
REALTORS promote public policy to advance broader homeownership availability, accessibility, and affordability in all communities. We prioritize efforts to narrow homeownership gaps among
demographic groups and promote strong enforcement of anti-discrimination laws in the housing market.
Anyone who believes their rights may have been violated are encouraged to report the housing
discrimination to the Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO) at the Department of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
REALTORS celebrate Fair Housing each April and continually work towards putting the dream of
homeownership with the reach for Americans who have historically been shut out.
On April 8th, the Hernando Board of County Commissioners issued a proclamation declaring April as Fair Housing month for Hernando County.
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When we have a turn out for a 6 hr CE Class, WE HAVE A TURN OUT! A Giant thank you to instructor Katherine Sakkis for teaching Pricing Strategies Advisor: Mastering the CMA Certification. Mastering the CMA course covers the nuts and bolts of a comparative market analysis. After the participants completed this course they understood the purpose of appraisals, how they differ from CMAs and the scope of the appraiser’s role. Another shout out to our breakfast sponsor, Ken from Union Home Mortgage and our lunch sponsor, Tara from Foster's Roofing. They supplied good brain food!!! ... See MoreSee Less
Thanks for having us. Great group!!
A COLOSSAL thank you to Carol Austin for her teaching of Roberts Rules to our 2025 Leadership Class. After it was all said and done, the class left with the do's and don'ts of Roberts Rules. ... See MoreSee Less
Great class !! Brought that knowledge to my sons and daughters of Italy council meeting !
Thank you